Heritage Day

From the collection of Manuela & Jon Dogar-Marinesco

CELEBRATION OF LOCAL HISTORY

Hear ye, hear ye! Saturday, October 7, 2006 has been officially proclaimed Heritage Day in the Town of Rochester. Spearheaded by Friends of Historic Rochester, the day-long series of events and activities, that will provide interest and fun for everyone, is also sponsored by other community groups such as the Accord Fire District and the Town Youth Commission.

Beginning with a Pancake Breakfast at the Accord Fire Hall from 8-11 a.m., the next event of the day at 10 a.m. is a Regatta on the Rondout Creek for which prizes will be given. (Anyone wanting to participate in this event should call Bob Cairo at 626-4922.)

At the Museum itself, local history memorabilia will be displayed and on sale, and genealogical research guidance will be available. On the grounds of the Museum, features will include an art show and quilt show, candlemaking, a Country Store, draft horses with historic machines, and antique cars on display.

Meanwhile, at the Fire House there will be a number of ongoing firemanic demonstrations. At the Fire Hall, following breakfast, lunch will be available. Activities for children, organized by the Youth Commission, will be located in the vicinity of Fire Hall.

In two locations, at either end of Main Street, several local musical groups will be adding to the festivity of Heritage Day 2006.

There is no admission charge for these events. Free parking is available in the Municipal parking lot. Generous sponsors of Heritage Day in the Town of Rochester include community residents, businesses and organizations. For more information, call 626-7104, 687-9998 or 626-3140.

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